Thopaan and Kaizadan begot, Angkaya of Masiu, Manzang of Molondo, Dayansalong of Binidayan and Ambo of Lumba a Bayabao, Angkaya married to Potre Ayowa of Taraka and begot Datu Onggor (father of Balindong bsar), Bayora and Bae Kayowa.

Bae Kayowa was married to Datu Sandor of Baloi son of Sarip Bato Lakongan begot Panimbang in Talagian of Maguindanao from a Baloi royal princess, Datu Sandor and Bae Kayowa bore Maruhom Kaharoden and Samar known as Datumaas of Watu and Taraka municipality, Maruhom Kaharoden first married to Omera in Unayan daughter of Datu Calipa and second married to Gunup sister of Alanak of Baloi and bore Olan (wife of Pagayawan in Sedepan a Unayan) and his brother Radia Palawan, first Sultan of Raya and the famous saber sa Radapan, who died a martyr in 1759 in Radapan Linamon Lanao del norte, in defense of freedom, homeland and Islam against the Spanish invaders, Radia Palawan a Maranao hero, married to the grand daughter of Balindong bsar and begot, four Maruhoms (Pat a Datu sa Raya) namely; Maruhom Salam, Maruhom Bsar, Maruhom Datu a Simban, Maruhom Sidic, and the Bae sa Raya who was married to Maruhom Sidic son of Diwan of Bayang.

Most of the descendants of the royal bloods in Pagayawan was scattered into different places from Baloi to Pantao Ragat up to Poona Piagapo.

Wato, the lower western portion of the present day municipality is surprisingly rocky.

Balindong is one of thirty nine (39) municipalities comprising the Province of Lanao del Sur.

Climate is classified as Type IV characterized by the absence of distinct dry or wet season.

Poverty Incidence of Balindong Source: Philippine Statistics Authority[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Its geographical local plays a major role in the development of agro-industrial potential in the province and region.

While cottage industry had been home-based for most part, it has high development potentials given sufficient inputs including market access.

PTI implies that households earning below the rate are considered poor or in the poverty group.

Of the 2000 population of 24,470, 51% of this (12,524) are in the labor force, meaning those aged 14 to 64 years old which are classified as economically active sector.

However, viewed from the provincial labor force participation rate of 50%, it can be deduced that Balindong's situation is not far from that reality.

Due to the existence of a wide tract of land for grazing and pasture, Balindong is one of the Province source for cattle and carabao and other livestock products.

Fish species in the lake include Tilapia, Mudfish, Sirung, Carp, Gaby, and Catfish.

On the other hand, the leading causes of mortality for both adults and children include cardiovascular diseases, pulmonary tuberculosis, vehicular accidents, measles with bronchopneumonia, severe dehydration, cancer and diabetes mellitus.